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  • I wrote a dice rolling script with 3d rendering, collisions and friction in bash because why not [edit: code available now]

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  • I wrote a dice rolling script with 3d rendering, collisions and friction in bash because why not [edit: code available now]

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  • i'm just gonna pastebin it for now but yeah, thanks for the encouragement.

  • I wrote a dice rolling script with 3d rendering, collisions and friction in bash because why not [edit: code available now]

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  • I wrote a dice rolling script with 3d rendering, collisions and friction in bash because why not [edit: code available now]

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  • I did and I appreciate it. here's the code if you're interested.

  • I wrote a dice rolling script with 3d rendering, collisions and friction in bash because why not [edit: code available now]

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  • I wrote a dice rolling script with 3d rendering, collisions and friction in bash because why not [edit: code available now]

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  • actually I was working on the code and realized i got the textures mirrored due to negative-positive mix up. so it was reflecting the mirror image of 19

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    ‘Idiocracy’ Predicted All of This

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  • fftt... and I'm all like "yo, you gotta be shittin' me..." but check this out man..

  • I wrote a dice rolling script with 3d rendering, collisions and friction in bash because why not [edit: code available now]

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  • Thank you so much! I love high effort shitposts too!

    And if you liked that, you're going to love this: A while ago I also wrote a 3d renderer from scratch inside the picotron, an emulated fantasy console that never existed, to display a 3d model of a pudu.

    I have a few more of these you might appreciate, non 3d related.

  • I wrote a dice rolling script with 3d rendering, collisions and friction in bash because why not [edit: code available now]

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  • I forgot to tell you how much I appreciate this meme. heh. thanks!

  • I wrote a dice rolling script with 3d rendering, collisions and friction in bash because why not [edit: code available now]

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  • Thank you for your inspiration <3

  • I wrote a dice rolling script with 3d rendering, collisions and friction in bash because why not [edit: code available now]

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  • lazy

  • I wrote a dice rolling script with 3d rendering, collisions and friction in bash because why not [edit: code available now]

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  • what video hosting service works for you?

  • I wrote a dice rolling script with 3d rendering, collisions and friction in bash because why not [edit: code available now]

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  • I'll do a follow up post when I upload

  • I wrote a dice rolling script with 3d rendering, collisions and friction in bash because why not [edit: code available now]

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  • This is exactly the kind of flattery that truly touches my heart. <3

  • I wrote a dice rolling script with 3d rendering, collisions and friction in bash because why not [edit: code available now]

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  • Yes, the values are rendered on top of each face with "pixel" maps (ascii art) that have the character of the digit they represent as each pixel. These are later manipulated by the perspective projection.

    For example on this d6 you can see the top face has 1s written down (in the shape of a sideways one) and the front one has 4s written down in the shape of a skewed and sideways 4.

    In this specific color scheme there's not a lot of contrast between the values, but even in the palettes with better contrast, good readability is something I'm kind of giving up on solving well.

    edit: might be clearer here:

  • I wrote a dice rolling script with 3d rendering, collisions and friction in bash because why not [edit: code available now]

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  • you make good points

  • I wrote a dice rolling script with 3d rendering, collisions and friction in bash because why not [edit: code available now]

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  • Well, you guys are making some p good points. I'll probably end up sharing it, but'll give it a clean up, try to fix some bugs and improve my comments before posting it publicly. For now whoever really wants it (including you) can just ask and I'll dm it, understanding it will be a hard read and still has bugs.

  • I wrote a dice rolling script with 3d rendering, collisions and friction in bash because why not [edit: code available now]

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  • I haven't shared the source code yet because criticism is terrifying and I'm a horrible coder, but with the encouragement of the the community I might give it a shot. I don't even have a codeberg account yet though.

    The post contains these two video links: https://files.catbox.moe/8rz9m7.mp4 https://files.catbox.moe/5d3n2k.mp4

    If you still can't see them, maybe you can suggest a different hosting service, one that works for you? Or if you really really want the source code I suppose I could send it by DM on the meantime.

  • I wrote a dice rolling script with 3d rendering, collisions and friction in bash because why not [edit: code available now]

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  • yeah, I was trying to stay as pure-bash as possible, but thanks!